As simple as it looks, this pencil case has a couple of tricks to it. First of all, it has a stitching line with two different stitch lengths. And in general it is not what I thought it would be - I had to make a couple of adjustments in the process and I show the trial and error process in the video, and I hope it will be entertaining for you to watch :) The case itself has a certain "wow-effect" on people and honestly I myself can't put it down because it's so damn sleek and nice to the touch.
Tech data:
The pattern has stitching holes marked for 5.2 (5 SPI) and 5 mm stitching irons.
Tools: Knife or scissors, stitching irons, maul or mallet, pair of harness needles, waxed thread
Materials: Body: strictly 3-4 oz firm temper. Lip (inlay): 5-7 oz firm temper.
Hardware: None
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